RE: Skills Vs Degree: Wastefulness In The Sight Of Plenty?

I've never had an issue with being learned but one of the problems I have with schools is that the money people spend throughout their yes towards academic pursuit end up wrecking the financial position of the people that trained the person.

It would have been better if the person is studying with an assurance that he will get a well-paying job but what we see in Nigeria is the opposite of what we are supposed to see. Some people pay 200k each session in school cool but once they graduate, they will be getting a job that struggles to pay them 30K

One of the things that needs to be done about this is the first reshuffle the syllable of all this academic institutions so that they will be more focused on teaching people what they are supposed to know. I can remember that I studied some irrelevant courses in my university but most of these courses were just there so that they will make sure that I will be able to be in the school for complete 4 years.

Even the lecturers are now making things worst because every single one of them end up writing material for every single course that they're teaching and all these adds up to things that will determine if a student will pass or fail